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the gravity of moods — invisible, relentless, and somehow heavier than anything good.
means A persistent tendency to focus on the bad, the pessimistic, or the critical — in thought, attitude, or atmosphere.
from From Latin negare, 'to deny, to say no' (the same root behind negate and negation), built from the prefix neg-, 'not.' English added the noun-suffix -ity to negative to name the quality itself, so the word literally carries the act of refusal at its core: negativity is no-saying made into a whole disposition.
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loss mathLosing money hurts twice as much as winning it
survival codeAncestors who feared the worst lived to reproduce